International Elon Musk Sieg Heiling during his speech

[KnightTemplar]

He is an apartheid child, and his maternal grandparents were actual Nazis, after all.

Make South Africa Great Again.

 

[HOLA]

No, but it's highly respected and used by experts in the field.

The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson was a fun read. I think you'd like it.

 

[Fanu]

I love that Libtards actually think it matters one way or another.

nothing ever matters to trump supporters other than talking points they hear from Trump and his team on TV

 

[KnightTemplar]

The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson was a fun read. I think you'd like it.

I've read The Wisdom of Psychopaths: Lessons in Life from Saints, Spies and Serial Killers, by Professor Kevin Dutton. A fascinating book, and accessible even for laymen like myself.

 

[KnightTemplar]

nothing ever matters to trump supporters other than talking points they hear from Trump and his team on TV

Winning matters.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

No, but it's highly respected and used by experts in the field.

What psychopathic stuff have you actually done?

Doesn't have to be illegal.

 

[KnightTemplar]

What psychopathic stuff have you actually done?

Doesn't have to be illegal.

Watched a guy die of a heart attack, and took bets with a mate on how long it would be before the doctor gave up on CPR and called time of death.

(It was a tragedy; I lost the bet)

Suplexed a guy who pushed in front of me in a bus que, splitting his head open on the pavement.

Tried to convince a fellow patient who kept the whole ward up by watching tv on his laptop during the night to commit suicide. Unfortunately, I don't have Hannibal Lector's skills.

Tried to burn down my high school.

There are probably more examples, those are just off the top of my head.

 

[TheGreatA]

IIRC, some Nazis believed the, "Aryan Race" originally came from India.

To understand the whole "Aryan" thing, you have to go back and study the development of German philosophy throughout the 1800's. It all began with the fascination of Germans with ancient Indian texts, the Vedas in particular, which influenced German philosophers such as Schopenhauer, and secret societies such as the Thule society that were the origin of the many "Nazi myths".

There was a lot of correspondence between Nazis and Indian nationalists, and indeed they ended up sheltering many of the men that later became heroes of the Indian independence movement, against British occupation. This is why Hitler and the Nazis aren't as reviled in places like India, as they would be in Europe, since to them, the impact of Nazis was to basically destroy the British Empire for good, along with French colonialism.

It should be noted though that Hitler himself didn't really have much belief in any of these myths, often publicly ridiculing them, but he allowed their presence due to their appeal within the ranks of his most loyal fanatics, the SS in particular.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

Watched a guy die of a heart attack, and took bets with a mate on how long it would be before the doctor gave up on CPR and called time of death.

(It was a tragedy; I lost the bet)

Suplexed a guy who pushed in front of me in a bus que, splitting his head open on the pavement.

Tried to convince a fellow patient who kept the whole ward up by watching tv on his laptop during the night to commit suicide. Unfortunately, I don't have Hannibal Lector's skills.

Tried to burn down my high school.

There are probably more examples, those are just off the top of my head.

tbf a lot of these sound more like being a dickhead than a psychopath if I'm being honest.

 

[sanguinius]

nothing ever matters to trump supporters other than talking points they hear from Trump and his team on TV

Yeah, unlike the enlightened individuals that voted in a mentally disabled child sniffer and then supported the worst major candidate of our generation because they listen to fucking Jimmy Kimmel.
I swear, leftists should all work in theaters, they would save money by doing all the projecting themselves.

 

[KnightTemplar]

To understand the whole "Aryan" thing, you have to go back and study the development of German philosophy throughout the 1800's. It all began with the fascination of Germans with ancient Indian texts, the Vedas in particular, which influenced German philosophers such as Schopenhauer, and secret societies such as the Thule society that were the origin of the many "Nazi myths".

There was a lot of correspondence between Nazis and Indian nationalists, and indeed they ended up sheltering many of the men that later became heroes of the Indian independence movement, against British occupation. This is why Hitler and the Nazis aren't as reviled in places like India, as they would be in Europe, since to them, the impact of Nazis was to basically destroy the British Empire for good, along with French colonialism.

It should be noted though that Hitler himself didn't really have much belief in any of these myths, often publicly ridiculing them, but he allowed their presence due to their appeal within the ranks of his most loyal fanatics, the SS in particular.

Yeah, Hitler was especially contemptuous of Himmler's fascination with ancient Germanic/Norse Paganism. At one point he said something along the lines of he would turn in his grave if Himmler venerated him as some kind of Nazi god after his death.

Some historians believe Hitler didn't really have any religious beliefs, but saw their value in manipulating people. He infamously said that Islam would have made a better national religion for Nazi Germany than Christianity, as Islam was more aggressive(and didn't like Jews much either).

 

[KnightTemplar]

tbf a lot of these sound more like being a dickhead than a psychopath if I'm being honest.

There is considerable overlap between the two. And joking aside, I'm not a full-blown, "pure" Psychopath. I do have quite strong Psychopathic traits, however.

 

[Darkballs]

I've read The Wisdom of Psychopaths: Lessons in Life from Saints, Spies and Serial Killers, by Professor Kevin Dutton. A fascinating book, and accessible even for laymen like myself.

Have you read: The Insecurity of Kids Who Try to Hard: Stories of Teens Who Name Themselves After Gay Military Orders While Still Living at Home?

 

[KnightTemplar]

Have you read: The Insecurity of Kids Who Try to Hard: Stories of Teens Who Names Themselves After Gay Military Orders While Still Living at Home?

No. Did you self-publish that on Amazon?

 

[TheGreatA]

tbf a lot of these sound more like being a dickhead than a psychopath if I'm being honest.

"Psychopathy" is more about possessing a large enough number of scummy behaviours anyway. Once you tick enough boxes, they consider you a psycho. There's no scientific method to actually examine whether a person is a psychopath or not.

If you're out there deriving pleasure from other people's misery, then you're a psycho in my book. And it's nothing worth bragging about. Just about every man is born with a variety of dysfunctional behaviours, the best part about man is that they can learn to address these behaviours and minimize the harm, or in some cases even use it for good. The people who take pride in being dysfunctional, and revel in it, I consider to be lost causes.

We have a lot of that going around these days.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

There is considerable overlap between the two. And joking aside, I'm not a full-blown, "pure" Psychopath. I do have quite strong Psychopathic traits, however.

Maybe, I will say that you do make posts in here where you do show some concern for others though.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

"Psychopathy" is more about possessing a large enough number of scummy behaviours anyway. Once you tick enough boxes, they consider you a psycho. There's no scientific method to actually examine whether a person is a psychopath or not.

If you're out there deriving pleasure from other people's misery, then you're a psycho in my book. And it's nothing worth bragging about. Just about every man is born with a variety of dysfunctional behaviours, the best part about man is that they can learn to address these behaviours and minimize the harm. The people who take pride in being dysfunctional, I consider to be lost causes.

Yeah, that's why I used the term dickhead. If he's telling the truth then it's nothing to be proud of. I think dickhead sounds a lot less cool than psychopath.

Psychopaths who use their lack of empathy to become good surgeons etc I'm all for though.

 

[KnightTemplar]

Maybe, I will say that you do make posts in here where you do show some concern for others though.

Oh, I'm capable of empathy. And I do have a moral code. There are definitely lines I won't cross. But my empathy levels are almost certainly lower than the norm. And my morality is probably different as well.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

Oh, I'm capable of empathy. And I do have a moral code. There are definitely lines I won't cross. But my empathy levels are almost certainly lower than the norm. And my morality is probably different as well.

Well if you're aware of it and try and channel it to not be a cunt to people then that's good. Even if it's just that not being a cunt to people can have rewards for you.

 

[Darkballs]

No. Did you self-publish that on Amazon?

Edgy.

But seriously, I remember talking to a psychiatrist once and asking if there was any clear cut way to identify a psychopath. He said that there were several methods, but the only sure one was that if any went around boasting about being a psychopath, they almost certainly weren't, as legitimate psychopaths aren't interested in trying brag about it. So anyone caught doing so was usually just trying to give the appearance of edginess while likely being subservient in real life.

After all, genuine psychopaths don't enjoy being dominated by other men, nor do they brag about it.